Iron Direct Primary Care

About Iron Direct Primary Care

What is Iron Direct Primary Care?

Iron Direct Primary Care is a direct primary care practice at 107 Riverside Place South in Indialantic, Florida, on the river off 5th Avenue. It takes no insurance and runs on a membership model. Weight loss is one of several listed services, which also include male and female hormones and thyroid, low dose naltrexone, IV nutrients with an RN, precision medicine labs, regenerative medicine, chronic pain, peptides and autoimmune care. It serves patients in Brevard and across Florida. Google lists it as a wellness center with a 4.8 rating from 50 reviews.

The one prescriber named is Stefan Hartmann, PA-C. No physician is named. The practice also says it is a member of the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine, and that Stefan Hartmann and Logan have completed its board certification exam. The weight-loss medicines it names are semaglutide and tirzepatide. In its own words: "At Iron Direct Primary Care, we prescribe GLP-1s (like semaglutide & tirzepatide) and combine them with HRT when clinically appropriate."

This listing is for its Indialantic office at 107 Riverside Place South.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. There is no consultation fee, membership price or cancellation term on its pages, and it does not say whether medication is included in any monthly amount. It describes its model this way: "We are a Direct Primary Care which is a non-insurance affordable subscription model." You would pay the practice directly. Ask for the monthly membership price in writing, what it covers, and whether medication, labs and follow-up visits cost extra.

What should you ask before you book?

Who signs the prescription? Only Stefan Hartmann, PA-C is named, so ask who will prescribe for you and who covers when that person is away.

Is medication in the monthly fee? Ask whether semaglutide or tirzepatide is brand-name or compounded, which pharmacy fills it, and what it costs each month.

Ask what "bioidentical" hormones and "natural thyroid replacement" mean in practice, which products are compounded, and which lab work is required before and during treatment.

Peptides are listed without a description. Ask which peptides are used, what each is for, and what evidence the clinic relies on.

Diabetes and hypertension reversal are also listed. Ask what that program involves and what the clinic measures.

Hours and telehealth are not stated, so ask whether visits can be done by video and when the office is open. The clinic does not name Palm Bay, Melbourne or Titusville, so ask if you live there. Finally, ask how a membership is cancelled and how much notice it requires.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want an ongoing primary care relationship paid for directly, with weight-loss and hormone medicine in the same practice. If you need a published price or a physician's name on the prescription before you commit, call first and get those answers.

Sources: irondpc.com, irondpc.com/post/yes-we-prescribe-glp-1-weight-loss-medicines-at-iron-dpc, irondpc.com/hormones, irondpc.com/weight-loss

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